Bus Garages. Select a garage to view assigned routes and associated run numbers. 1 103rd Garage

A web site for CTA bus and transit enthusiasts. ChicagoBus.org - For People Who Like Buses. Home; Buses; Garages; Operations; History; Chicago Transit Forum; Garages. 5. Chicago Garage 642 N. Pulaski Road Street View by Google. View Larger Map Assigned Buses. New Flyer D40LF 1000-series; New Flyer DE60LF 4000-series; Proterra BE40/ZX5 600 ...

A web site for CTA bus and transit enthusiasts. ChicagoBus.org - For People Who Like Buses. Home; Buses; Garages; Operations; History; Chicago Transit Forum; Garages. 1. 103rd Garage 1702 E. 103rd St. Street View by Google. View Larger Map Assigned Buses. New Flyer D40LF 1000-series; New Flyer ... South Shore Night Bus 1931-1940 J14 Jeffery ...

Assigned Buses. New Flyer D40LF 1000-series; New Flyer DE60LF 4000-series; New Flyer DE60LFR/D60LFR 4300-series; Assigned Routes & Run Numbers. Assignments and run numbers are updated as information becomes available. Contact us to report corrections. #

A web site for CTA bus and transit enthusiasts. ChicagoBus.org - For People Who Like Buses. Home; Buses; Garages; Operations; History; Chicago Transit Forum; Garages. F. Forest Glen Garage 5419 W. Armstrong Ave. Street View by Google. View Larger Map Assigned Buses. New Flyer D40LF 1000-series; Nova Bus LFS 7900-series; Nova Bus LFS 8350-series ...

A web site for CTA bus and transit enthusiasts. ChicagoBus.org - For People Who Like Buses. Home; Buses; Garages; Operations; History; Chicago Transit Forum; Garages. 7. 77th Garage 210 W. 79th St. Street View by Google. View Larger Map Assigned Buses. New Flyer D40LF 1000-series; New Flyer DE60LF 4000-series; Nova Bus LFS 7900-series; Nova Bus ...

Visit the garages section for the latest available list of bus route run numbers. Technology. CTA buses employ numerous technology offerings from Clever Devices. Each bus contains an Intelligent Vehicle Network (IVN) computer that powers designation signs, automated next-stop announcements, automated vehicle location (Bus Tracker), and ...

In 1961, the CTA purchased its first “New Look” (or “Fishbowl”) buses from GM. The New Look buses were more efficient than previous motor buses and nearly all were powered by diesel fuel. By 1976, all propane buses and trolleybuses were replaced with diesel-powered buses.

Looking for details on buses retired prior to 1990? Visit Bill Vandervoort’s Retired Rosters Page.

The buses feature all the standard CTA amenities, including bike racks, passenger counting systems, GPS and EVDO technologies for voice annunciation and Bus Tracker, security cameras, LED interior lighting, and wheelchair ramps.